hey there, always nice to see you at "fox & friends." it is sunday 18th of august 2013. i'm in for allie this morning. republicans going after the president in the harshest terms saying they want to attack obama care because they want to hurt america. a freshman, watch this, sinking an amazing half-court shot.

that's only half the story. the other half of the story may be better. we'll tell you what his future will look like at that school. "fox & friends" begins right now. good sunday morning, everyone. welcome in to "fox & friends," tucker carlson anna kooiman, clayton morris. >> good morning. >> we want to congratulate a new sports network. >> fox 1. >> find that on the cable dial. congratulations to them. they are kicking off. we wish them well. next year there will be fox sports 2. they will be two years old. >> i see. he'll be here all week, all morning for the next four hours nim. we have a fox news alert to get to.

egypt braces for another day of bloody protest after security forces storm a mosque in cairo. protesters and armed men barricaded themselves inside. hundreds died in bloody street battles this week including the son of the muslim brotherhood spiritual leader. this as the egyptian government considered out laug the brotherhood just a month after it held power in the country. there are also reports of islamists capturing christian churches in egypt. they set an anglican church on fire. forty churches set on fire since wednesday. a massive wildfire is intensifying by the day. so far at least 2300 people have been forced from their homes as hundreds of firefighters are busy trying to put out the flames. just yesterday five additional

hot shot crews arrived to help. the fire is fueled by strong winds. it was started by lightning earlier this month. the fire only 6% contained. while you were sleeping the mexican army says they captured a key leader of the notorious cartel. he was arrested after what law enforcement calls a major confrontation near the texas border. the u.s. had offered $5 million for his capture. the cartel is linked to massive drug smuggling and violence along the u.s.-mexican border. kidnapped teenager hannah anderson speaking out for the first time since her rescue. she thanked sporers as she left a fundraiser in california. >> no, thank you, just thank you. >> all money from the car wash will help pay for her ongoing therapy and funeral costs for her mother and brother. james dimaggio killed them before fbi agents shot him dead.

those are your sunday morning headlines. this morning british police are looking interest a brand-new shocking claim that princess dine aana was murdered by a mem of the british miller. live in london with the bombshell details making the first page of the "new york post" this morning. >> reporter: yes, it's incredible to think in just a couple weeks time it will be 16 years since princess diana was killed in that car crash in the underpass in the center of paris. there are those who over the years have refused to believe the official version of events. they have instead believed some of the conspiracy theories doing around that diana, princess of wales, was murdered by the british government, by either the security services or the military. there have been numerous investigations here in the uk over the years that have found

nothing to substantiate those allegations. now detectives at scotland yard have confirmed they have received new allegations. these allegations come in the form of a letter which was passed to scotland yard by the royal miller police. that letter was purportedly from the former parents in law of a former british soldier and it claims the british military were involved in diana's death. >> can you give us some sense of how seriously this allegation is being taken, and is there any evidence it is true? from our perspective, it seems farfetched. >> yes, i think from scotland yarded point of view they feel they are duty bound to investigate any allegations that might have some credibility given, of course, who the

subject matter in terms of the investigation concerns. that is, of course, the late princess diana. so from that perspective, they are taking it seriously. there are specialist operations command, some of the most senior detectives will spend probably the next few weeks examining really whether there is any veracity to the decision and make a decision whether it's worth a full investigation. you're right to certainly point out there have been a number of claims and conspiracy theories over the years. this one at least, because it's come from military channels, the world military police and from the family it seems of the military servicemen or former military servicemen, scotland yards feels they need to give some attention to it.

>> thank you. >> curious when it's the front page of the paper but also right around a new book about to come out. >> a movie. >> a movie. i always get curious when these sort of things surface mur aclsu. >> seems preposterous. i know fayed's father was pushing this idea for years but seems ludicrous. >> standing by in the weather summer with a look at the forecast. >> hey, tell you what, did you like yesterday? >> loved it. >> you'll like today. almost everybody has the same. not good news for the southeast, the rain continues. the last 48 hours, yesterdayed last 48 hours looked like it. heavy rain yesterday across the panhandle of florida. those peaches which are spectacular, not getting much summer action unfortunately. rain streams in across areas of new orleans over towards panama city. some of the moisture making its way to the mid-atlantic.

we will see rain around the mid-atlantic and a little rain across long island and a sprinkle or two around d.c. and in towards new york city. out across the west you look very, very good. a little more monsoon action. the next couple of days may be picking up a little more. that's good news to get a little more moisture out of the season if we can. slgts severe weather possible across the northern plains, temps warm, 92, 93 in denver. east coast, 79 caribou, 73 new york, 77 in atlanta. yes, it is still mid august, guys. >> thank you, rick. >> thank you very much. remember when the president, president obama, claimed during his first campaign he would bring a new tone to washington? he would work with congress, bridge the partisan divide? that was not the tone yesterday during the president's weekly address primarily about obama care. listen to this. >> we're actually having a debate between hurting americans who will no longer be denied

affordable health care just because they have been sick and harping the economy and millions of americans in the process. many republicans are more concerned about how bad this debate will hurt them politically than they are with how badly it will hurt the country. >> he is accusing republicans of going out and attacking his administration and trying to scare the american people into exactly what sort of benefits they may or may not get under obama care. he's saying they will shut down the government, harm the country and sticking it to the american people. that's what president obama said yesterday. >> so is that what republicans are doing or warning people may not have control over health care decisions, premiums may be skyrocketing or are republicans saying this is not all roses and rainbows here. representative michael grim from new york has this to say about the president dividing the nation. >> leadership is about leading.

the president hasn't led. of course the congress is polarized and not much getting done. he works closely with the senate to block whatever we do in the house. he's a big part of the problem instead of the solution. what a real leader does regardless of partisanship, i know difficult task because the nation is polarized. recognizing leadership rising above that. leadership bring the two groups together and tries to get something done. >> imagine, though, the demagoguery of saying my opponents don't just disagree with me, don't just have a different vision for the country, they are seeking actively to hurt sick people and tank our economy. first of all, you'd have to be an idiot to believe that and really have to be shameless to say something like that. that's about as hoe as i've seen it. then the president went on to say health care is a right. really? if health care is a right, where does it come from? the bible. koran? where does that right emanate.

>> really? >> it's absurd and it's not in the constitution. furthermore what republicans are actually doing is having a debate internally right now whether or not they want to risk shutting down the government to defund obama care and a lot of that is weighed on a poll that came out that shows two-thirds want obama care defunded and ended. this is not these republicans are out there willy-nilly trying to do something, they are listening to constituents, on break right now. hearing from them, one of their top priorities, obama care. they are scared. >> they don't understand it. people don't know exactly what's in it. we heard that from the very beginning. have you to pass the bill to find out what's in it. the administration is spending $67 million, your money, folks, your taxpayer dollars, so americans can go shopping for obama care and make sense of what is really being criticized

as a bloated law. people are saying is this a way of democrats trying to buy votes. >> look where the money is going. it's a totally fair question. the money is going to planned parenthood. various planned parenthood getting dollars, university of south florida, underway of anchorage. it's a way to spread it around. we know very little about obama care, concerns some may have access to confidential information, no background checks. seems like a flaky situation. >> navigator program, people are supposed to help you understand it, call centers open. we have background checks in other parts of the country, other jobs, why not for these individuals? why not background checks for these individuals. let us know what you think about it foxandfriends.com. the fight for fair, vz battling ab ordinance that would

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battle continues in san antonio, texas, amid a firestorm, appears lawmakers may be closer to passing an ordinance that would block business owners from holding contracts with the city if they disapprove of homosexuality based on their religious beliefs. that would include christians who believe marriage ought to be

defined as between a man and woman. the civil rights division, mr. branson, thanks for joining us this morning. as i understand it this ordinance would punish people for religious beliefs and make it impossible to hold city contracts. is that true? >> it's sure looking that way. friday the mayor almost brought to the front what we're concerned about. there was an ambush of a councilwoman chan while she was on vacation on this very issue trying to destroy her character. we don't do business like they do in chicago here in san antonio. i was stunned whenever they came out and made the attack against her. second thing is, we don't even treat ladies that way here in san antonio. i was surprised how the mayor and councilman jumped on her so fast. so our concerns have been validated by what took place on friday. it really has us concerned. that's one of the reasons i was glad to come back on today and talk about this. >> just to be clear, doesn't seem like this is so much a gay

rights issue or endorsement of hostility toward homosexuality or anything like that but really a speech issue. you ought to be able -- aren't you guaranteed the right to say what you think without being penalized in this country? >> it is. last time i checked we were. this whole thing has been botched from the beginning. the mayor framed this so it would be an argument. not with him, against him type of approach. i think there's a simple solution to all of this. first of all, i think the mayor and some of the city councilmen owe and apology public to councilman chan. she's a good lady. and to do that to her character was not right at all. >> excuse me. background for viewers. she was quoted, taped without her knowledge saying she believed that gay couples should not adopt. is that correct? >> yes. she said some other things. some i would probably disagree

with her, most i agree with her. you have a right to express your opinion. down in texas we treat each other with respect. you respect the colleagues on the council would treat each other with respect. they did not do that. >> we're supposed to be tolerant of one another's differences. like that's the idea behind diversity, no? how do we get to the point there's no tolerance shown for people who disagree. >> that's the way it's turning out to be, the very thing i'm afraid of but that's what they owe to us. they ought to pull the ordinance because it's poorly written. a simple solution. if they had done this at the start, we woopt have problems, put a commission together, like we do in san antonio, of good men and women on both sides of the issue. we're not looking to cause trouble for anyone. what we're concerned about is what will happen to believers and others who hold views similar to ours.

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23 minutes now passed the hour. quick headlines for you. new details in the deadly crash of that ups cargo plane. ntsb confirming there were no problems with the controls. they are now trying to figure out how much sleep the pilots had. they both died when the plane went down about a mile from the birmingham airport wednesday. a tragedy on the football field in georgia. a star high school player dies from injuries sustained during a scrimmage. 16-year-old's neck was broken after what the coach said looked like a clean tackle. the junior already had a scholarship to play at the university of kentucky. anna. >> all right, clayton, thanks. when their pooch bruno tore his acl, his determined owner set out to find a way to pay for the pricey surgery by selling dog treats. a portion of the company's go

towards scholarships to help other pups in need. founders of the business and bruno's owners join us this morning. good morning, guys. >> good morning. >> so this is something a lot of people go through. actually mine tore his acl, too. under the circumstances quoted with a $4,000 surgery. out of desperation comes this amazing business. talk about bones for bruno. >> exactly that. we had bruno when he was three. he tore his acl and truly we did not have the means to pay for the surgery. there are no other options, you have to perform the surgery. after exploring what we could do, basically it was take out a credit card. we did just that and started finding ways to pay it off. >> you made these nice dog treats this are actually human quality. >> absolutely. >> so you've all tried them. >> sure have. >> daily. >> they are gluten-free brown

rice, milk, how did it take off? >> started at local dog parks, little baggies, telling the story. we found out this is common. a lot of people find themselves in the same situation. it's a supportive community. we're sell them online, starting to get into stores. >> tell me about the collarships you do for people faced with similar situationses. >> we've helped a couple people so far, basically just people that are in need of help. they come to us, ask to pay. they are grateful. >> bruno, i understand, tore his other acl, which is common. one goes and the other goes. they compensate on the other leg there. you're in a much better place. >> we're trying. it's a struggle but we're making it. >> bruno doing okay, seven years old. >> happy and healthy, absolutely. >> you know what, you say you guys tasted these.

i want you to taste one and i, believe it or not, will taste one, too. are you going to do it? >> delicious. >> take just a baby bite. it's like a scone or cracker. >> exactly. >> good for bruno, good for us, too. good luck and thank you for your business and collarships. 17 minutes past the hour. i think i need a toothbrush now. talk about the shot of a lifetime. wait until you hear what the guy got for making that amazing half-court basket. the story is coming up next. plus the 13th annual memorial motorcycle drive wrapping up in new york city. but they are stopping by their plaza first. out with them in a bit. don't go anywhere. alert.

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half-court shot to receive semester. happened during welcome week. the university put on the stuff for years but says it's the first time anyone has actually made the basket. now they are scrambling in the office. we don't have a bank act for that. what are we going to do? good for him. >> i imagine his parents are happy, too, if they happen to be footing part of that college bill. in just a few hours president obama and the first family will board marine one to start the trip back from a week long vacation in martha's vineyard, a jammed agenda when he gets back to the white house. peter with the latest. good morning, peter. >> reporter: that's right. later this evening the president will return to the white house. on his last full day in martha's vineyard, that was yesterday, he played his fifth round of golf with larry david, creator of seinfeld and star of curb your enthusiasm. the first family spent time at the beach, riding bikes and dining out. there was some work, though,

that needed to be done. from the end of the driveway in his vacation rental, the president addressed reporters this week about the deteriorating situation in egypt. he condemned the violence there and he canceled a planned joint military exercise with the egyptian military. but tomorrow it's back to work here in d.c. all day monday the only thing on the president's schedule so far are meetings at the white house. then on tuesday something a little different. the president is going to host the 1972 undefeated super bowl champion miami dolphins at the white house. it's going to be an event that will honor the dolphins amazing season about four decades later. then wednesday it's more meetings at the white house. then at the end of the week, there's going to be a bus tour that will start in buffalo and hit syracuse and binghamton in upstate new york before heading over to pennsylvania where president obama will speak at the college in scranton. the point of this two-day tour is for the president to talk up

his plans to help every american get a high-quality, low cost education and what the white house called a better bargain for the middle class. back to you in new york. >> thank you, peter, doocy. good morning. >> thanks, peter pref we have more headlines to get to on sunday morning. while you were sleeping rescuers recovered two more bodies in the philippines. at least 34 people killed, 80 missing, 750 passengers and crew were rescued after the ferry hit a cargo ship late friday night. bad weather forced responders to spend their semple saturday. major league baseball issues a new suspension. kansas royals infielder miguel tejeda banned for games after testing positive for banned drug. the all-star mvp said he had permission to use adderall from mlb but the permit ran out in

april. it's the third time he tessed positive for a banned substance. this comes as a new lawyer for alex roddes said they wanted a surgeon to botch his hip surgery to avoid paying out his contract. yankees president randy levine called it bogus and urged a-rod's camp to release his medical record. domestic violence victims facing eviction for calling 911. that's the battle for one woman nearly thrown out of her apartment after calling for help to stop a violent boyfriend. the reason, pennsylvania has a nuisance ordinance that says renters that call the cops three times in four months could be evicted. so she had apparently called 911 all these times and then used them all up. so the woman now is taking the town to court. well, her dream was to walk down the aisle to duck calls. just imagine the look on the pennsylvania bride's faith when the star of her favorite show duck dynasty shows up at her

wedding. there he is. that's willie surprising megan and her new husband charlie. he was signing autographs where the camo clad couple were getting married. >> is that a bass pro shop? it looks like one. made me sad i didn't get married at a bass pro shop. >> the wife would love that. >> they have that big area, an elk on the side of a mountain. there was not enough taxidermy in the episcopal church. >> there might be some on the plaza where rick always manages to find some. he's got actually some very special guests and a special event taking place. >> that's true. tucker, that is the line of the morning. it was heartfelt, trust me. >> i'm sure.

you know what, we're going to talk with special guests in a second. talk about the weather and the weather for these special guests has been good also. take a look at the weather maps and show you what's going on temps wise. looking spectacular across a lot of the country. the only heat across areas of the southwest, phoenix at 89 degrees right now. yesterday you got up over 110 again. the heat returns across the desert southwest. in towards the northern northeast today, we're going to see a little cloud cover and possibly a few sprinkles or two, a few sprinkles towards d.c. and baltimore area, toward new york city. new england you're looking absolutely spectacular. the real problem, and it's just a repeat here, is down across areas of the southeast. take a look at this video out of the panhandle of florida area, which is one of the areas pummeled with rain. bay county continues to be an area that can get all this rain yesterday. another five to six inches of rain falling causing flooding.

we see more pictures today as another three to five inches falls over the next couple days across florida. in the northeast the weather could not be any more spectacular for the final leg of the 9/11 motorcycle memorial ride. cruising to the finish. 13th annual ride for motorcyclists visit all three crash sites since september 11th all while raising money for active first responders and their families. joining us now is roger flick, an executive board member and promotions manager of america's 9/11 foundation. roger, thanks for being here. love to see you again. >> thanks for having us. we love coming to new york. we really appreciate the fact that "fox & friends" has us on for the last nine years now. so we appreciate you letting us get the word out. >> what you guys do is awesome. here in new york city, the first responders who rushed in to those towers. 417, i believe, first responders lost their lives.

those families are still here in the city and around. this year the rockaways, an away flooded by sandy, a lot of families of first responders. tell me how the ride went this year. >> the ride went well. thank you for the wonderful weather. beautiful weather. it wasn't too hot. it was dry. everybody was happy. it was an uneventful trip as far as accidents and breakdowns and things like that. we couldn't ask for better weather and a better turnout. >> after 9/11 a lot of the attention moved to the wars in iraq. there's so much support that comes from the country to our veterans over there. first responders sometimes get forgot. why is it important for you to make sure they are not forgotten? >> it's just important. this whole foundation has gotten in my blood. we'd like to make sure that nobody ever forget. in fact, this year's ride is dedicated to the 417 first responders we lost that day. >> for people watching this and

think i like to ride, maybe they typically go to sturgis, they might want to do something else. how can they get associated with you guys. >> go to the website, www.w americasride.org. register and come join us. a fully police escorted motorcycle ride, starts in pennsylvania where flight 93 goes down, the pentagon in arlington and up here to virginia. it's truly a "bucket list" ride and an emotional ride when you think about why we're doing it. >> thank you very much. great seeing you this year. anna, we'll send it back inside. >> we're going to take you for a ride. >> i'm going to come out there. met a bunch of guys last year, happy to have you on the plaza. coming up, brand-new explosive video. >> what sparked the massive blast. a story students and parents need to help, common mistakes

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running from authorities of the events raised $50,000 to help officers families who died in the line of duty. welcome back. in the next few weeks, more than 20 million students will start college. many of them will make many mistakes that could have easily been avoided. here with tips how to avoid common mistakes life coach christine hasler. >> good to be here. >> if we could roll back the clock, mistakes taken in the first few weeks of college. starting with financial mistakes, i took out a credit card in the first few weeks of college. >> big mistake. students racking up huge credit card debt, causing them to move back with mom and dad after college. they are not building a strong financial foundation. take advantage of great resources. a checking alternative, establishing healthy financial behavior without the risk. also be creative. you don't have to buy all new

textbooks. look for used textbooks, download things online. lots of ways to start budgeting, thinking about what is the financial behavior i want to set up now so i do not start racking up credit card debt. >> those books are a rip-off. you pay $80 then turn them in and they give you $5 for them. we used to do that. that's ridiculous. >> you're going to buy them, take advantage, that's a mistake. >> freshman 15, don't make that mistake. >> i'm not going to say, don't drink, don't eat poorly, lets face it, millen yells today, college students don't do well with don't do that advice. i'm about your health. cool things. up from jawbone that tracks your sleep, how many steps you take, your calories and syncs to your smartphone and you can hack your health and see how you're doing.

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>> it all starts in college. i work with people i went to college with. a lot of extracurricular activities. don't stay in your comfort zone, be the person in high school, expand your network. take advantage of college professors. most underutilized networks, college proofers have office hours. don't have them stand in the front of the room. >> a chance to reinvent yourself. personal brand mistake, your fifth and final one. what do you mean by that? >> big thing. personal brand is anything out there online. don't put any pictures or tweet anything you wouldn't want your potential boss or dream job to see someday. all that is googleable. if you have an area of interest, start tweeting and putting stuff out there about that, start to establish who you are online before you graduate. >> tips two girls on my train ride home, college girls, they said look at that picture from last night. she said don't put it up on facebook, don't do that. they are aware not to make that mistake. christine, life coach, where do

you find information? >> go to describes teen hasler.com. thanks for having me paragraph coming up on "fox & friends," it's the picture everyone is talking about. rece could go a big dog from a car crash and carrying it to safety. that officer here next with a story captivating our hearts and will captivate you. having trouble catching zs? sleep advice you don't want to miss. [ phil ] when you have joint pain and stiffness... accomplishing even little things can become major victories. i'm phil mickelson, pro golfer. when i was diagnosed with psoriatic arthritis, my rheumatologist prescribed enbrel for my pain and stiffness, and to help stop joint damage. [ male announcer ] enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, nervous system and blood disorders, and allergic reactions have occurred.

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>> a german shepard carried to safety after being injured in a car crash and running two miles on hot asphalt taking a painful toll on the furry pet's paws. joining us, the officer. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> this begins august 11th. under the circumstances a call about a car crash, one dog was captured, the other ran off. tell us what happened? >> i heard about the crash in the neighboring jurisdiction and the german shepard was last seen running west southwest from the direction of the crash. so i started making my way in that direction in case the dog came in my jurisdiction, based on calls from the dog i could tell it was continuing to run west southwest of the neighboring jurisdiction, an officer located the dog and i went over to his area to help him try to capture it. we got into the area where the

dog was. as soon as we got out of the patrol car, the dog took off running from us, kept running into a field where we weren't able to get to it. at that point we had the owner the dog call down to come from the crash scene to see if she could help us coral the dog. once she arrived on scene, the dog stopped running. she went out into the field to try to get the dog to come back and at that point the dog stopped moving. i saw her trying to pick the dog up. she was having difficulty doing that. i keep a lead in the back of my patrol car just for situations like this. i got the lead out and walked down to the field to help the dog and the owner and i attached the lead to the dog's collar. that's when i saw the reason the dog wasn't moving was because her pads were really injured, had skin hanging off of them. so i asked the owner if the dog was going to bite if i tried to pick her up. she said she didn't know. nobody else had ever tried to pick her up before besides her. so i got down on the dog's level. i pet her and everything, try to

get her to be comfortable with me. once i felt she was, i slowly hoisted her up and made my way back out to the road carrying her so i could get her into the car and they could get her the medical attention she needed. >> this is not something you train for at the academy, i assume. you must be a dog lover. >> yes, very much so. i have been every since i was a child. all animals but dogs especially, something my parents instilled in me. >> a lot of people are calling you a hero. you carried this dog 100 yards, we hear her pads are doing a lot better and she's starting to walk. when you hear these pictures on social media have gone absolutely viral, thousands of people hitting like and making comments, how does that make you feel? >> it's a good feeling. i was only doing what i wanted to do to make hur the dog was get the attention she needed. honestly i would have done it whether or not or i was a police officer. but it makes me feel really good

to see the amount of people this story touched. >> if i had a hat, i would take it off to you right now. >> thank you. >> acce lot of scenarios where police see dogs as threats but you rescued and we're glad you did. >> thank you. coming up on "fox & friends," talk about the case of munchies. hitting up bags of director oriy run out in five minutes. is this a good use of law enforcement. broke privacy rules 3,000 times. the president ignoring his pledge to be more transparent and lying to the american people about the spy program. congressman ted poe joins us coming up.

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hey there. great to be with you at "fox & friends." it is sunday, the 18th of august, 2013. i'm anna kooiman in for allie. he says health care is a right. is it? >> talk about the case of munchies, free bags of doritos to stoners. they ran out of chips in 10 minutes. i'm sure taxpayers are footing the bill for it, too. here is one way to get your fired kid around the airport. put them on tired luggage, let them fall asleep and drag them around. i think my son would do that. >> that's got to be a dahl. >> is that real? >> her name is reggedy ann. "fox & friends" hour two starts right now.

good morning. this video you find, sometimes i suspect it's not quite on the level. that can't be real. >> show tucker some bizarre video off camera. this is what consumes my mind on a regular basis. are you disturbed by this? >> i love it, the window into the internet. >> how did she make it through security. >> we have a lot to begin with, fox news alert. tensions high as egypt braces for another day of bloody protests, this after security forces storm a mosque in cairo. >> protesters and armed men barricaded themselves inside monday. hundreds died in bloody street battles including the son of the muslim brotherhood spiritual leader, this as the egyptian

government considers outlawing the brotherhood. there's also reports of islamics targeting christian chumplgs in egypt. new video showing what is said to be an angelic an church on fire. forty churches looted and set on fire since monday. a brand-new shocking claim princess diana was murdered by a member of the british military. the bombshell allegation reportedly passed onto police by a family of a former soldier. the newly revealed conspiracy plan surfaced 16 years after her fatal car crash in paris. while you were sleeping the mexican army said they captured a key leader of the notorious drug cartel. he was arrested after what law enforcement called a major confrontation near the texas border. the u.s. had offered $5 million for his capture. the cart eel linked to massive drug smuggling across the

border. a veteran fighting for his stars and stripes, taken from his home without warning. the manager from a senior development where he lived removed them because they can't be in common areas. >> i don't think we should have to fight for the flag. it was an honor for me to serve the country. i was proud of that. i was a good soldier. >> getting quite emotional there. management saying they mishandled the situation and they do plan to apologize. all right. those are your headlines. >> lets check in with rick. we stuck him outside far away from the studio. >> much farther away. >> i miss him. come back in. >> i said you're going to like it today. remember that, clayton? >> i do remember that. >> we might get a little rain. i changed my mind. >> what you're saying is you lied to me. >> i was saying i lied.

i was wrong. >> you're not in trouble with the law, are you, rick? >> i'm not. these guys are here from 9/11, we'll talk to them more at 7:30. we'll explain that. these guys from virginia, upper virginia and we'll explain why they are here later in the show. right now a look at the weather maps, show you what's doing on. a little reyna lot of rain pulled in across areas of the southeast. especially the florida panhandle. you're getting socked with rain. pensacola this morning and over towards mobile. very heavy rain coming in. some of that rain made its way towards the mid-atlantic. there's one heavier band that's going to move in around the new york city area and i think bring at least a few springes and showers. across the west things are looking good. we have monsoonal moist across parts of arizona and that's great. take a look at high temperatures towards the northern rockies. that's where we have high temperatures continuing. temps for the next few days will remain 10 to 15 above average. we have fires burning, very large fire burning east of the

boise area, well over 100,000 acres. the heat continues. the general pattern we've been in over the last few weeks, cooler air mass across areas of the northeast and heat down across areas far towards the gulf. this is about to change this week. we're going to see warm air returns. if you are thinking it feels like fall and not ready for summer to be over, well, it's not. get ready. this week the heat returns. chicago very cool, up to 89 on wednesday, 88 in new york and back to 90 in d.c. the heat will return, summer will be back, allison camerota will be very happy. >> if it's 90 degrees. >> she's good. >> i'm team alli. >> president obama using his radio address to go on the attack. usually it's a nice, calm message on saturday in the summer. the president issuing a sternly worded defense for obama care going so far as to accuse republicans they want to harm

americans and even saying health care used a human right, an american right. listen to the president. >> they are actually having a debate between hurting americans who will no longer be denied health care because they are sick and harming the economy and millions of americans in the process. the united states of america, health care isn't a privilege, it's your right and we're going to keep it that way. >> this is so unbelievably low to suggest his opponents don't simply disagree with them and have an honest difference of opinion but actively seeking to hurt americans and tank the economy. you'd have to believe an idiot to believe that, a demagogue to say that. you ought to be ashamed. >> is he trying to say republicans want americans to just die in our streets as if that's something that's happening right now? it's not happening now. for it to be a right, yes, it's our right to eat cheeseburgers and ice cream cones and cream

filled whatever we want, but should the government pay for health care when we're adding to waistlines, too. >> there has to be polling that shows this line of attack is working. the president last week was picking up this line this is what the republican strategy is lately, you want to keep health care from americans, seems like that must be resonating. they must be doing internal polling that shows -- >> you repeat something long enough and people believe it. obama is not part of the only one in washington i'm not claiming that but this is unusually partisan, nasty and stupid, so is his claim that health care is a right. if it's a right, where does it emanate from? it's not in the constitution, the bible, the koran, the right comes from whs a right, that su or requires your obligation to pay for my right. if i have a right to health care, i have a right to your money to pay for hi health care. when did that happen? >> this is an honest discussion taking place in the republican party, the truth in what the president was saying there is a

debate internally within the republican party whether or not to defund health care, which would mean possibly a government shutdown come the fall. maybe that's what he's referring to. to suggest that republicans are actively trying to hurt americans by removing health care, which i about the way two-thirds of americans don't want and are considering it difficult for their business, difficult for implementation and don't see the upside on it so much they are having to spend millions of dollars to go out and ties obama care to americans. >> it's confusing. i'm not a consultant. seems to me they would get more mileage, republicans, out of this debate rather than say end obama care but say we're going to fix health care. there are a lot of ways you could make it cheaper and more efficient, giving states for freedom, allowing people to buy plans to don't include hair transplants and viagra prescriptions, buy emergency coverage for catastrophic illness, things like that they should be pushing that. people would like it.

>> one of the big issues, people don't understand this at all. part, it's so dog gone big, manipulated so many time. 17,900 pages for proposed rules and regulations, affordable care act, 2500 plus pages. it's mind boggling for a lot of people. so what's happening is millions of dollars, $67 million, in fact, is being spent of your money, taxpayer dollars to let people shop for obama care and try to figure this thing out to sort through the red tape and figure out what's going to be good for their family. >> comes in the form of pamphlets, advertising. you go to planned parenthood, you're going to see pamphlets and flyers at planned parenthood. aids alabama incorporated, united way of anchorage, university of south florida, not to mention the navigator program, a group of individuals that will help you navigate,

too. i love that, as if you're magellan, circumnavigate how difficult it is. >> spread a little money around to president's supporters. >> another place where hard earned dollars at work here. seattle's bravest trying to feed the pot heads apparently at essentially a marijuana festival. they are giving out free chips, free doritos, calling it operation orange fingers on the labeling, chip package, there were particularers that let everybody know about the rules and regulations on marijuana. they ran out of chips in 10 minutes. >> now you can smoke legally walking down the streets in seattle. here is what hempfest sticker said. we thought you might be hungry. a good time for refresher on dos and don'ts. don't drive while high. don't give or sell shotgun weed to people under 21. don't use pot in public. you'll be cited but we'd rather

give you a warning. dos, you can listen to dark side of the moon at a reasonable volume and enjoy hempfest. >> is there anything more embarrassing than cops trying to be cool? i can't imagine it is. i know it's super uncool to say anything against weed because weed is the coolest. it makes you stupid if you smoke a lot of it. i'm from california, i know this for a fact. in a country where people are out of work and kids living with parents, you want people to be more high? is this going to make america greater? >> i lost every cool point i accrued assuming i had any. you smoke a lot of weed it makes you passive and dumb. >> i was in seattle walking down the street, you can smell pot as you're walking along trying to get your coffee in the morning. seems like an inordinate amount of homeless people hanging out there like 25 years old. >> every one of them -- >> smoking pot sitting on the side. they got these free doritos

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president obama promised transparency, ensured americans nsa wasn't spying on them and using its authority. a brand-new report shows actually it was. nsa briefed privacy rules thousands of times since 2008, defended saying there were mistakes miniscule in scope. president seems to be miss guiding americans. will anybody be held accountable? with us now congressman ted poe. thanks for joining us. >> good morning. >> the president from day one said, look, just trust us. we're acting in your best interest. don't ask too many questions. now we have reasons not to trust this administration. is congress going to do anything to rein in these abuses. >> as the summer of surveillance continues, congress has the obligation and should move forward to rein in nsa, national surveillance agency. it's gotten out of control. these 2,700 plus errors or

mistakes proves they are incompetent. unfortunately we've developed because of nsa and other problems of privacy violations a surveillance state is growing in the united states. so congress must move forward to rein in this out of control agency. >> you were a criminal court judge for an awfully long time, so you have a better perspective than most people. in a normal court if the government wants to spy on you, they have to go enthusiastic a long process in order to justify that, don't they? >> of course. that's what the fourth amendment is all about. we wrote the fourth amendment, our forefathers did to prevent this type of activity, that searches must be specific, identify a specific area and what to be searched and must have judicial intervention, judicial review to prevent mistakes. nsa says, well, these were just errors. what if you had the police in

new york city accidentally search 2,700 houses because, oh, we had a typographical error. no one would put up with that and we shouldn't. this is very serious surveillance and spying on the american public. we need more judicial intervention before we allow nsa to go in and seize information on americans. >> when this scandal first broke, nsa scandal, a number of smart republicans instinctively defended the white house and suggested people that asked too many questions were aiding al qaeda and the enemy. do you think that view is changing? do you think there's more republicans coming around to the notion the president needs oversight on some of this stuff? >> yes, i do. those fear tactics we have to give up liberty in the name of the security, we can have both. franklin was right, those who give up liberty in the name of security won't have either one. we can catch the bad guys. we can catch the terrorists but

in the meantime we shouldn't have this dragnet approach nsa is using to capture everybody's information, private citizens while they are trying to get a few bad guys. that's our obligation. this action by nsa is harmful to liberty. it's long past the time we redraw the parameters of nsa in their surveillance. >> amen. i don't know if you heard the president's weekly radio address yesterday but in it he described you and the rest of the republican caucus in the house as hell bent on denying people health care, hurting sick people and also in your spare time destroying the american economy. what's your response to that? >> that's absurd. once again obama care is a disaster for the country. it's not sustainable. the president saying we are harming america is just wrong. i'll tell you one thing his nsa is harmful to liberty and that's

a very serious thing that's taking place. we have to ratchet nsa in stand this out of control surveillance state atmosphere that has been created in this country, all in the name of saving us from a few divorces. >> congressman poe, grateful to have you on this morning putting this in perspective for us. >> thank you, tucker. what this german national doing with bombs and a ton of cash in california. a scary discovery ahead. did you have trouble sleeping? you might want to gray be a tent and head to your backyard but bring a cable connection. [ male announcer ] running out of steam?

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23 past the hour, news by the numbers for you. first, 40%, that's how much worldwide internet traffic fell overnight thanks to a google outage. the search engine down five minutes. next, 300 pounds, that's the amount of pot a man in ohio found inside this safe delivered right to his front door. he ordered it online so he would have somewhere to stash his guns. no word on where the drugs came from. love this, $50.05, how much a wife paid for divorce settlement. one last thing handed it over in coins. the other stinger, it was in a can of rice and beans, so the man had to sort through all of it as well. you're outside going camping apparently? >> this is great. we all have trouble sleeping, not getting the right amount of sleep, staying up late, sitting there with your ipad in bed. you wake up groggy. pitch a tent. a new study suggests a week of camping may reset your internal

clock. how can we get better rest without sleeping under the stars if you don't want to go out into the wilderness. joining us director of behavioral sleep, doctor, thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> you're out camping, relaxes, no television around and you go to bed at a decent hour. >> it's very smart. basically our society is full of electronics. the electronics and 24-hour day that's really keeping us up a lot. >> we have some tents out here on the plaza, makes me want to go camping with my family. if you don't want to do that and alter things at home, you have great tips. set the mood. how do you get the mood of camping in your house? >> the first thing is to try to create it. turn off electronics an hour before, no ipad, tv, dim the lights. that's what helps meltonin in our brains come out that us to get sleepy.

meltonin does not like light. >> blue lights. >> blue lights are worse. generally having all the lights on is not great but blue lights are more of an offender than full spectrum. >> two, stay steady. what does that mean? >> we as human have been around for thousands of years, really, and we don't understand work days versus weekends, our bodies don't. to be able to keep the same sleep schedule seven days a week helps our body clock. our body doesn't know weekend versus weekday. >> number three, bathe in the light. >> when you get up in the morning, open up all your curtains, open up the shades. sit and have breakfast in the light. sunlight helps to keep us alert. it stops that meltonin which makes us sleepy, stops it from coming out, wakes us up. sit next to light, sit next to a window. >> number four, fake the sunrise. i've seen different clocks and things we'll put in kids rooms and adults rooms. >> right.

sunlight in the morning is really helpful for us. actually, if you don't have a lot of light in the apartment or house get something called dawn simulator. get them online easily. it makes it look like sunrise coming up gently throughout the morning. >> we want to thank tent and trails for sending us tents this morning. thanks, great tips. basically go out in the backyard and get sunlight. do you mind if i crawl into one of these. >> by all means. >> do you mind if i take a snap? better do it on the show. >> night night. come back in. you don't have too long. catch a little nap. >> i'll be right here on the plaza. >> all that's missing is s'mores. twenty minutes past the hour. angelina jolie shocked the world when she announced she had a preventive double mastectomy. why the surgeon said it was a secret the star couldn't keep. normally doctors tell you not no eat, mask your feelings.

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for some reason he just didn't ever get up. >> he never did nothing wrong, never was in trouble. only trying to make something out of his life. >> he was pronounced dead at the hospital. the junior had already been offered a scholarship to play at the university of kentucky. a fright think discovery at a california home, police found assault rifles, shotgun and 30,000 rounds of ammunition. also several bombs and a cell phone converted into a detonator, all of this allegedly belonged to this man, andreas portal, a german national, found four passports and 30 grand in cash. after a traffic stop police found meth and other illegal weapons on his person. the doctors that performed angelina jolie's double mastectomy revealed new details around her decision to go forward with her story. angelina jolie waited to find the perfect timing in her

personal and professional life but i think most importantly in her soul to tell the world what she had done. jolie under went the procedure in february after doctors discovered she carried the brca1 gene. they told her she had an 80% risk of developing breast cancer. is this the best price is right entrance ever staged? >> come on down! the contestant on the price is right. >> a group of college students crowd surfing to the podium. host drew carey was impressed calling it an amazing come on down. drew carey, coolest game show host ever. >> bob barker, friend of "fox & friends." >> great dog lover, that's right. >> outside to anna kooiman.

what are you doing, anna? >> first of all i'm jealous of crowd surfing. some jumping out of a plane, going up in a hot air balloon, for me crowd surfing. maybe we can arrange it. we've all felt it, stressed, you can eat for positive. the president of decision nutrition and creator of the hd pan karen gilbert. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> fantastic. thanks for being with us. one of my favorite foods. >> good for depression. >> they are great for depression, high in omega 3 fatty acids, building blocks to our brain. >> fat we think it's not good. >> there are important fat. studies show countries eat salmon, almonds, chia seeds, my favorites have lower incidence of suicide. >> i'm not very familiar with

these. >> these are a wonderful, wonderful seed you can incorporate onto salads, which i put onto this salad. you can put it into a meal we're talking about. >> a crunch there. >> they have omega 3s. another nutrient they have, they are filled with soluble fiber. that's good for moodyness. if you're a cranky mom, kids cranky starting school. >> not only -- men, too. >> men get cranky. oatmeal and beans filled with fiber, water absorbing. the reason it's important, it helps stabilize blood sugar levels and keeps you satiated. you're not feeling cranky. >> what about sluggish? a lot of people reach for energy drink, midafternoon you start to feel the crash. you've got some options. >> this is a chia seeds, drink it fast, oats and chia seeds,

lots of soluble fiber. seaweed. we don't think about seaweed, although we all eat japanese food. it's amazing food group. iodine, if you're feeling sluggish, metabolizes weight. >> this is one of my favorite things to eat at a sushi restaurant. look at it with a skeptical eye. >> these snacks are wonderful because you can grab and go. great working, put them on your salad. they are really good. delicious. >> a little bit of a kraunch. satisfies the need for the potato chip. >> less than 40 calories. >> this one i'm going to tell you, i'm a little skeptical about. destress? good for you. >> interestingly enough, there are foods -- we're certainly not going to down a bottle of wine all the time and eat this bottle of chocolate. however, there's proven facts

chocolate and wine can decrease stress in moderate amounts. chocolate contains magnesium, which relaxes you and feith -- chemicals. wine has a chemical that relaxes you, decreases tension. so you know, don't have a bottle of wine every night, two glasses here, because it's great when you drink with someone. thank you for chocolate and wine. who knew? rick, you said we were going to like the weather. my hair is starting to go crazy? >> okay. if you call that rain, there has been about two sprinkles out here. you're good. you're about to put a helmet on so your hair is going to get worse. >> hey, guys. >> you're hopping on a motorcycle and getting ready while i'm doing the weather. lets take a look at the weather

maps quickly and show you what's going on across the country. in the southeast this has been the story for weeks. lets be honest, all week long. areas across the southeast have not had summer, so much rain, record breaking rainfall, on and on flooding of they are going to see more of it today unfortunately. northeast, another nice day. as anna was saying a few sprinkles moving through. in the southeast, that's where we're going to see rough, rough weather. real quickly, the 9/11 ride this weekend, it's the 13th annual 9/11 ride or the 13th 9/11 ride. roger, you're about to take anna off on a bike. we've got to tell you every year you guys donate a bike. >> yes. >> this year the bike that was donated gone to the police department. quickly, how great to be part of this ride? >> awesome to get the motorcycle

and more awesome to be part of this ride. >> best of luck right now. thanks for doing what you're doing. great having you here this year. >> hair and makeup people you have to do hair. now send it back to you guys inside. >> we are envious. >> ever see anna again? >> off into the sunset she goes on a harley. >> see ya. >> set to take place on 9/11. why then? they say they are the real victims of that attack. here is their attack. talk about killer heels. shocking new 3d scanner shows what stilettos really do to women's feet. look at this. the deterioration from wearing heels all of these years. >> look at that.

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trying to raise awareness. author steven mansfield. answer that question, is this group simply trying to raise awareness? >> i think they are trying to raise awareness. they are seriously bigoted or insensitive or amateurs. it's been pretty much a disaster from the beginning. largely muslim event on 9/11, don't have their permission, changed the name. i think they had to know this was going to enrage a lot of american non-muslims. that's what it's done. message drowned out by outrage. >> the irony is there is no better country in the world for muslims than the united states. it's utterly tolerant. if you opened up gates for egypt, pakistan, everyone would come here, they know they could live peacefully. what are their concerns? >> they have concerns. 9/11 happened to muslims as

well. they have privacy concerns the rest of us do. again, they have made allegations. they made themselves the primary victims of 9/11, not true. as recently as this morning on the webs, part of the problems, attitudes have kept them from dawa, christian word for evangelizin evangelizing. >> a look at the website for how many members signed to be part of this. i think we counted 10. this is a million muslim march. do you want they are going to reach their goal? >> they are only 2.5 million muslims in america. the likelihood they were going to get half of that is silly. they have changed the name and broadened this appeal and made it more about the kind of things maybe even tea party folks and libertarians would care about but i don't think they will come close to half of a million. it's just -- they way overshot

and it's been badly handled. >> some of these groups embraced the ugliest conspiracy theories, jews or israel was somehow behind 9/11 attacks, grand conspiracy, et cetera, et cetera. how prevalent are those views in the united states. >> very prevalent. you certainly have muslims with moderate to pro attitudes towards israel. as we know lurking behind the scenes at muslim communities anti-zionism, judaism, that's there. you can even see some of it on the website. this is part of what has diminished a few of the points they want to make that i think are valid and we do need to hear. it's unfortunate, muslim american servicemen, policeman, ambulance drivers, folks we honor deserve a better event. >> you make the point they have extended an invitation to lewis

farakan. >> they are two completely different religions. i understand why they might want him. he could draw attendance, articulate. this is not islam. this hurts their case. again, another ham handed kind of tactic in this effort that could have been noble and served muslim americans well. >> the only thing muslim about farrakhan is his last name. the latter is a religion made up in detroit. they have nothing. >> exactly. the white man was made in a failed science experiment, things like that muslim i've spoken to in the middle east, they use the word "cult" see it as a bad substitute, a reverse islam. it's not remotely the same. i think at this point ampac is

desperate for something that will work and rescue this thing. >> with 10 members they have a long way to go to get to their million marchers of stephen mansfield, thank you for joining us. >> great to be with you. new allegations about princess diana's death surfacing 16 years after she died in the fatal car crash in paris. claims that have royal watchers buzzing and some people shaking their heads in disbelief. first new research finds facebook is depressing you. how is that happen? the doctor is here next about your facebook depression. she's still the one for you - you know it even after all these years. but your erectile dysfunction - you know,that could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptoms of bph,

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hey, hey, happy sunday. bad news though for some facebook users. even though you like it, it may be making you unhappy. that's according to scientists at the university of michigan. the more time you log on to the social network, the worse you feel. >> what is making people cranky? he is a member of the fox news medical a team. the man with the answers. doctor, is this like crack cocaine? you do it even though it hurts you. >> every drug you know that coming down off of it is not a good experience. that's why people use it again and again. this is a drug. it's like any other drug and after you use it, there's a period of high while you're using it. afterwards, i think, it settles in. listen, this was an empathy experience. these aren't my real friends. i just broadcast this nonsense

and i don't feel good about doing that. >> people use it because it's the only thing we have right now. it's the super highway to stay connected with your relatives. something better comes along they'll leave it. we saw it with myspace. people get tired of facebook they'll run to something else. >> another way of disconnect with their relatives. this doesn't connect you with anybody. if you can do something as simple as post a photo or make a comment with a few key strokes. that isn't a real relationship. you gone to no effort to be in touch with that person or looking at them and sensing how they feel. this is disconnection. >> is it just about being disconnected or at looking at pictures that might hurt you. if you look at pictures of a guy you used to date and see him with another girl it might hurt you or your brother is getting more favoritism from mom and dad. there's scenarios hurting people. >> other people are losing weight and you're not. we have heard these stories. >> it's certainly the case that people worry about what they're

putting up. i had young people tell me i don't want to worry about how many likes what i got generated. what i put up generated but i can't not worry about it so they feel in some ways captive to this. there's another study out by the way that shows that your real life friendships suffer to the extent that you're posting photos on facebook. why? because you can't control what other people are thinking about you. if you're doing it a lot, a lot of people are thinking she is so self-involved. even though they are doing it. they're saying she has no life. she is using facebook all the time. even when they're the ones doing it. when one crack addict said he is really bad. >> i'm using it. >> you're a secret facebooker. >> i'm a public facebooker. that's what i'm hear to say. if i told you about a drug where a doctor said this is going to be an epidemic. by the way i'm on facebook you would say this is bad.

that's how bad it is. >> you know what the difference is, it's free. crack is not free and neither is pot or alcohol or food or anything else. facebook is free. that's probably another reason why we're hooked on it. >> we're getting high. the government is about to make marijuana free through your health insurer. people will feel like it's free. every state that legalizes marijuana. you get people coming in and saying i got back pain. medicaid will take care of that, right? right? yes they will. unfortunately our population is deciding to get high through facebook, through medical marijuana, through entertainment like reality tv that takes them nowhere toward reality. >> all right. so the morale of the story is get off of facebook and go from lunch with a friend. >> yeah. rite a note. put that in the mail and lick the stamp. >> wow, handwriting. wouldn't that be nice to get one in the mail? >> you'd say wow.

>> thank you. >> yeah, i will. >> we have a fox news alert for you. an american al qaeda militant calling for more attacks on the united states and it's diplomats. the late breaking details at the top of the hour. plus in the wake of the new nsa bombshell is the president ignoring transparency? more when we come back. ching! i like the fact that there's lots of different tastes going on. mmmm! breakfast i'm very impressed. this is a great cereal! honey bunches of oats. i hear you crunching.

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hey there morning glory. nice to see you here at "fox and friends." we do start with a fox news alert as violence erupts across egypt they called for more u.s. diplomats overseas praising the attack in benghazi that left four dead. the latest details. so much for the president's pledge to work with congress this term and to lower the partisan ranker in washington. the president is now saying republicans simply want to hurt americans and tank the u.s. city. he also calls healthcare a right.

is it? you can decide. and talk about an unforgettable wedding day. a duck dynasty star crashes a camo theme ceremony and gives advice to the newlyweds. they'll tell us about it. that's a surprise. >> fox and friends hour 3 starts right now. how was your motorcycle ride. >> it was lovely. do i smell like gasoline a little bit. >> in a good way. >> the hair and make up people are going what have you done. >> she was outside on the street here in midtown manhattan and she got on the back and sped into the sunset. >> always looking for an adventure there. >> it's impressive. >> that's not the first time you have done that, though. >> nice. we'll have more with them on the plaza this morning. nice to see you but first headlines. we have a fox news alert i want to get to.

an american al qaeda operative calling for more attacks on u.s. diplomats. he asked wealthy muslims to offer rewards for killing ambassadors in the middle east. the u.s. has a million dollar bounty on his head. in another fox news alert for you tensions are high egypt. security is tight as islamists say they plan at least nine protests after security forces stormed a mosque in cairo. protestors and armed men barricaded themselves inside after the day of rage friday. hundreds died in bloody street battles this week including the son of the muslim brotherhood's spiritual leader. this as the government considering outlawing the brotherhood just a month after it was in the country and there's also information about

targeting of christian churches in egypt. 40 churches have been looted and torched since wednesday. and also developing this morning, british police are looking into a brand new shocking claim that princess diana was murdered by a member of the british military. the bombshell allegation reportedly passed on to police by a family member of a soldier -- of a former soldier rather. the newly revealed conspiracy claims surfacing 16 years after her fatal car crash in paris. incredible pictures out of idaho where a massive wildfire is intensifying by the day. so far, at least 2300 people have been forced from their homes as hundreds of firefighters are busy trying to put out the flames. just yesterday five additional hot shot crews arrived to help. the fire is being fuelled by strong winds. it was started by lightning earlier this month. the fire only 6% contained. one of the worst ones we're told of the season. >> let's check in with rick now

who can maybe give us insight on what firefighters have to battle out there. >> yeah, they have incredible heat. it's a long-term drought going on across a lot of the west. that means that everything is dried up. all of the timber and the actuals on the ground are incredibly dry and then you factor in the fact that it's been incredibly hot. no rain headed toward that area either which isn't good. we do have rain this morning across parts of the mid-atlantic. debbie sent this picture to me from ocean city, maryland. i hear that is a spectacular place. rainy this morning. 69 degrees and a cool one headed out to ocean city for your august vacation and today getting to 72 degrees. that's not what you want when you go into the beach across the coast in the mid-atlantic. keep sending me your pictures on twitter or my facebook page. it's a really heavy rain this morning from around new orleans just to the east of new orleans over toward pensacola and that

is causing significant flooding once again. some of the rainmaking it's way to the mid-atlantic. won't be a horrible wash out. to the west you some of the rain across parts of the southwest and no legitimate rain where the fires are. here you go. the fire to the east of boise. getting today to 96 degrees. it will be a little bit breezy but overall weather not a major factor for the fire. it's just continuing to be so dry. real quick, i want to show you chicago -- chicago barely had a summer for at least the last three to four weeks. it's been abnormally cool. we're about to see a warming trend. your average is 82 degrees. if you're thinking you want a little more summer, we've got it coming. temperatures above average tomorrow and pushing 90 degrees by wednesday. thank you, rick. so much for working with with congress, you may recall five years ago when the president was running for president he promised -- he pledged his sacred honor to bring this country together to bridge the partisan divide and to speak as

an adult to americans and not patronize them. >> let's see if that's what the president did yesterday in his saturday weekly radio address when he basically said that republicans are aiming to hurt americans. listen. they're actually having a debate between hurting american who is will no longer be denied affordable healthcare because they have been sick and harming the economy and millions of americans in the process. in the united states of america, health insurance isn't a privilege. it's your right. and we're going to keep it that way. >> that's the debate republicans are having. should we kill sick people or destroy the u.s. economy. the president is described as brilliant or deep thinker, that's not how smart people talk. that's how people have no respect for your audience talk. the idea that your opponents aren't wrong, they're evil. >> this is their talking point. this must be internal polling they're seeing is working. they started rolling out this line a bit on the campaign trail

by saying that republicans want to stop you from being healthy. they want to stop you from getting healthcare and maybe they're seeing some internal polling saying that's working. go with that mr. president. in the republican party what is happening is they're having an internal debate on whether or not they should push forward with defunding obamacare which may lead to a closing down of the government come the fall. >> what republicans are concerned about letting the public know because there are thousands of pages in the so-called affordable care act that they want americans to know that your premiums may end up soaring through the roof. you may not be able to pick your doctor like the president said you were going to be able to or keep your doctor like he was saying. there's so much to sort through and it seems like a lot of americans aren't even sure exactly what's in it. what's going on now is the administration is spending $67 million of your taxpayer dollars so that people can figure out,

you know, read through the red tape and they're going to be going shopping for obamacare essentially and this is something a lot of people of calling a bloated bill. that's why people don't understand it. >> you mentioned the pages of it. when we first had this bill -- we've had a number of people come on the show and we had former new york attorney general, she brings a big pile of the bill. she's one of the few people that red the bill. now it's ballooned to 17,000 page with the extra regulations and changes involved in it so the next time she shows up we'll have to make sure she brings in a forklift. >> there's been an important philosophical change here. i wish someone would call obama on it. don't hold your breath waiting for that to happen but in his weekly address he described healthcare in the united states a right. so does this right come from the constitution? the bible? the curran? where does it come from?

it was invented by the president of the democratic party. that means you had an obligation to pay for it. when did this arise? >> i don't see it as an additional amendment to the constitution. it's great to have health insurance but the second it's a right then it's nonnegotiable. when you wind up in the mode, that's where the president is now. the opponent isn't wrong. they're evil. that's scary when he talks that way. >> it's so republicans seem insensitive or republicans want americans to be dying in the streets and act like it's something happening now. if you go to the emergency room because you need care you're not going to be turned away. that's not the way the healthcare system works today. >> and the money will be showing up in clinics that you go to. this is about trying to educate americans about obamacare. they tried to get members on board to hire them and pitch it to young kids. if you go to planned parenthood

offices you'll see pamphlet and literacy there. aids alabama incorporated. the united way and university of south florida is where your dollars will be going. >> great piece. >> a brilliant writer and great person too but she interviewed a guy who is a long time writer and long time leftist but also a civil liberatian and she asked why do they matter and why are they a big deal? he said it is a huge shift in power. the government ought to fear us and all of a sudden because the government has accumulated all this power using technology, we fear the government. >> this is something we talked about on the show before. it's the thomas jefferson phrase. it's a statement he stood by and i might be butchering it but his

belief was the american people should never fear their government. the government should always fear the american people and when that switch happens we should throw off the shackles of government and start anew, start a fresh. governor huckabee was picking up on this point yesterday and he had this to say about privacy. listen. >> privacy is really the heart of free speech. it's the heart of thought. it's the heart of everything. if we thought that our very innermost workings were going to be looked at by somebody else we would suppress them. what makes us unique as a culture, as a society, as a government, as a people is our ability to be free to express, sometimes to be ridiculous in the way we express. that's why i hate political correctness. i hate piecey speech because it suppresses our thought processes. >> it's not just the 4th amendment or against illegal searches and seizures that are unreasonable. it's the first amendment,

freedom of speech. the freedom of thought because you don't want to put something in an e-mail to your mother that you might feel on your innermost heart strings because you don't want somebody to read it and that affects your relationship with your mom and yourself and your spsyche. it's interesting. it's a big picture thought. >> it infur rates me when people say this is no big deal and we're going after rists. if you monitor terrorists that's the move you make. when you're following those individuals you identify as terrorists. that's what is leading to other arrests as a result of it. to capture e-mails and every phone call you make with a cell phone is recorded and cataloged and on file in a facility. how does that make you feel? it makes me mad to know every bit of dij cal communication you have is on file by the government. they say they can't search through them. are they that incompetent that

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government about this right from the beginning. >> this is serious surveillance and spying on the american public. we need more judicial intervention before we allow the nsa to go in and seize information on americans. >> lawmakers from both sides of the aisle lashing out over new revelations about the nsa's surveillance program. >> an audit leaked to the washington post by edward snowden revealing the agency had nearly 3,000 violations in one year alone. >> is it time for the president to finally fulfill his promise of a government of transparency? john roberts is joining us now. nice to see you this morning. the president coming back from his vacation. this is probably not the debate he was hoping for as he was heading into the fall, right? >> good morning. the one thing that the president has going for him this week is that he is coming back early and he is going to be about the only person in town. so he'll have a bit of a chance to get his ducks together before the other members of congress

come back but certainly this is all part of the steady drip of controversy that plagued this administration for years now. most recently, the irs scandal, the james rossen targeting and now all of this. we're in a situation where the president says one thing one day and then we find out a few days later that it's totally the opposite. i think the president is also going to be underfire and tucker you'll agree with this as well for his attempts to do a run around congress in a number of things. whether it's delays in implementeding certain part of the affordable care act or climate change without going to congress. he'll get a lot of blow back on that in the next few weeks when congress returns. >> some of that seems to be coming from democrats. this is more bipartisan than it's been in the past. >> what is fascinating to me is a few days ago president obama said he wants to have nancy pelosi back as speaker of the house and nancy pelosi said she found it extremely disturbing.

well the nsa is a government agency. it's part of the administration. so if the incoming, according to president obama, in 2014, the woman he would like to have as speaker of the house says it's extremely disturbing what this administration is doing that does point to the president. it's just -- it's so interesting that the president came out and said, you know, no idea here. nobody is talking about abuse. we have appropriate oversight and we find that's just not the case. so he is very vulnerable from both side of the aisle on this i think. >> john roberts, thank you so much. you do have a big line-up for us and on the -- on the run down you've got rand paul. representative peter king and senator richard blumenthal. we'll be watching. thanks so much. >> domestic violence victims chosing between their home and their health? why calling 911 can get them an

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quick headlines for you. going, going, gone. is there anything better on a sunday morning than an implosion? well, this implosion not just to get rid of the 13 story building in san francisco, scientists used it as an experiment to learn more about damage from earthquakes. let no implosion go wasted. and new details in the deadly

ups cargo plane crash. the ntsb confirming there were no problems at the controls in that aircraft. they're trying to figure out how much sleep the pilots had. both died when the plane went down about a mile from the airport in birmingham, alabama on wednesday. tucker, thanks. 24 minutes after the hour. fewer americans are tying the not. according to the census bureau marriage rates have been falling over the last 40 years but now a new study says you're more likely to put a ring on it if you have a college degree and economic stability. so does one actually have to do with the other? joining us is the executive director of the independent women's forum. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> this study same from harvard and uva. are these numbers that you have noticed yourself, too? is this legit? >> yeah, this unfortunately is a trend we have been seeing. charles murray has written about it. the manhattan institute has

written a great book about this problem. feminists and progressives have encouraged over the last few decades the separation of marriage and child rearing. we are seeing you can have children and have a family without there being a stabilizing marriage to help support that. and now we're seeing that there's very bad effects to all of this for both children and society at large. >> you know, it doesn't seem fair for a single person to say, you know what, the reason that you don't have rings on your finger man and woman is because you don't have money. why is the media pushing this narrative, too? >> unfortunately it seems as though we talk way too much about the cost of marriage rather than the benefits. we forget that marriage is a very important stabilizing force. it's the cornerstones of middle class life, self-sufficientcy, financial planning and the idea that we should reserve that only for the educated or wealthy is terrible. it's creating this tremendous

rift between the wealthy and the poor. >> and certainly happiness can come from stability. it can be found in that from a man and woman and children too. the need to have the stability in their home life from a mother and from a father. what is this going to do to our society if this trend continues? >> that is the biggest concern. even if we lose marriage as an institution, the need that marriage provides is not going to go away. we have to ask what is going to step in to fill that role and unfortunately that's where we see government playing a bigger role. government takes on the role of father, of spouse. a lot of people mocked the life in the obama campaign but this is exactly what we're talking about. we're seeing a young woman married to the government. there's no men in her life. this is not to promote a society but emphasize that marriage is a very important stabilizing institution in society and government steps in and we all become wards of the state. >> thank you so much for your

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announcers. >> what do you call that move? it's a slip and aerial. >> a lifetime of knee surgery. welcome back to fox and friends and time for headlines. >> let's go to it. a dramatic scene on the water. at the opener of america's cup after two men go overboard. >> and a man goes over the side. >> the new zealand team took a nose dive at 46 miles per hour throwing two of it's sailors into the water. a rescue boat quickly arriving pulling them to safety. both walking away with just bruises. the accident not slowing them down, though, new zealand still crossed the finish line first. domestic violence victims facing eviction for calling 911. one woman was nearly tossed out of her apartment after calling for help to stop a violent boyfriend. the reason, her town has a

nuisance ordinance. that means renters that call the cops three times within four months could be evicted from their home. she used up all of her calls. the woman is taking that town to court. >> major league baseball issuing a new suspension. kansas royals infielder banned for 105 games after testing positive for the drug adderal. he had permission to use the drug from major league baseball but the permit ran out in april. it's the third time tejada tested positive for the banned substan substance. this comes as a lawyer from alex rodriguez claims the new york yankees wanted to debotch his hip surgery and they are urging him to release his medical records. we're hearing from the south carolina woman attacked by an alligator last week while walking her two dogs. >> i heard a huge splash.

i thought something fell in the water. when i turned to look it was an 8 foot gator coming out of the water, full speed, mouth open and hissing. >> this happened in america, by the way. the woman is nursing an injured right foot where the gator bit. a 12-year-old boy hailed a hero for catching the gator. took him four hours to get it with the help of his grandfather. he was correctly called a hero. those are your headlines. >> as if we don't have enough to worry about. now we have to worry about stepping on alligators. >> yeah if you live in certain parts of the country or pythons if you live in florida. take a look at the weather maps and see what's going on as you wake up this morning. temperature-wise, we can't complain any where. there's a lot of nice places this morning if you want to get outside and go for a walk or do your morning exercise except for maybe phoenix where it's incredibly warm.

once again the heat moving back in there. heavy rain across the pensacola area. take a look at the video out of bay county florida. it's in the panhandle and getting socked with rain. this ground is really water logged from one of the wettest summers they've seen here without having a legitimate tropical storm move into the area or hurricane we have had record breaking rainfall so any additional rainfall causes flooding rapidly and unfortunately probably another 3 to 5 inches of the rain falling by the time we get to tuesday and wednesday. so more headed in there. some of the rain made it's way toward the mid-atlantic, the central appalachians. maybe a sprinkle or two. but temperatures today looking like this. 73 in new york. 70 in atlanta. cool temperatures continue. we will warm up this week. temperatures back into the upper 80s by the time we get toward wednesday. anna, you joined us out here. >> not too shabby.

>> we have an amazing guest with us. >> from the front line to the world of business he is creating jobs for veterans at the same time. >> he is the author of the book battle on the home front and the president and ceo of the rustic timber company. >> thank you. >> thanks for having me. i appreciate it. >> this stuff is amazing. if we can get a pan of this. clayton is going i need his contact information so i can put some of this stuff in my mountain house. we want to hear your story. you're a navy s.e.a.l. and fighting for our freedom and come home. let's hear about carl. >> i got out and wrote this book and started a business. a lot of veterans are coming out and it's tough for veterans to get jobs. there's not a lot of transferable skills to the private sector. myself and my partner we started this pacompany.

we dry them and turn them into furniture, dining room tables, man tells. >> there's a lot of creativity going on in this. you don't just make one thing. you can do anything. >> yeah. >> all in your head? >> we get ideas from all over the place. we had people call us up and say i'm taking down this oak tree and i don't want to part with it can you make a dining room table and i'll give it to my daughter for her wedding and stuff like that. we work with local banks and quality stone concepts to build the home of your dreams, really. >> you try to hire only exclusive veterans but how is it -- working with their hands, how does that help them? a lot of these guy versus ptsd or other issues other than not being able to find a job. how does working with their hands help. >> honestly, wood doesn't talk back. it's really rewarding and i think what it is is you're building something from nothing.

it's the essence of productive and i really think that helps a lot of veterans cope with things. >> one of the things you guys do, you touched on it but a lot of people have attachments to trees in their yard. the tree you grew upswing on or something like that people can contact you and you will turn that wood into something for them. >> absolutely. like this butcher block island here. it came down from a red oak tree and these are some of the legs but the other parts of the leg went to a dining room table for somebody who wanted it. we brand everything with our custom brand by hand. make it one of a kind. >> these would make great christmas presents. i might have to get your contact info too. can you show us how to do the cutting, is that possible. >> sure, yeah, we can do that. >> all right. let's see. this looks a little dangerous over here. >> just don't stand in front. >> so this is like a salvage tree. you have a full wood shop. >> yeah, we have a huge wood

shop. >> rustic timber company.com. >> push that forward is all you have to do. >> that's it? >> push it forward. >> do you know what, i love that smell. it reminds me of growing up and my dad doing woodworking in the carport, building all kinds of things for us. this is really neat. >> zoning permit in the middle of downtown manhattan. >> they worked it all out for me, though. >> you're an author and woodworker and navy s.e.a.l. an underachiever. >> thank you for your service to the country. >> thank you. >> rustic timber company.com. i was looking at their stuff. fantastic. the portable mills are the coolest thing that's ever happened. >> brand new explosive,

literally, explosive video. we'll tell you what sparked this massive blast coming up. >> and president obama suspends part of the healthcare law he fought so hard to get. so what would his hero abraham lincoln say? next guest has an interesting perspective. what makes your family smile? backflips and cartwheels. love, warmth. here, try this. backflips and camm, ok!s. ching! i like the fact that there's lots of different tastes going on. mmmm! breakfast i'm very impressed. this is a great cereal! honey bunches of oats. i hear you crunching.

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43 minutes past the hour. headlines for you. brand new video of the exact moment a train explodes.

it happened wednesday in bulgaria. the train was carrying gas and caught fire setting off the massive explosion. 11 people were hurt. a principal of a california high school putting an end to the tradition of seniors streaking across campus. it has gotten out of control and creates a negative environment seeing the naked people running around but the question is why did school officials allow it to go on for years in the first place? couldn't bear it anymore? >> good question. thank you. when it comes to passing certain laws and policies president obama doesn't always feel it necessary to get the support of congress. >> frankly sometimes i just can't wait for congress. it just takes them a long time to decide on stuff. we're going to take action on proven ideas to upgrade our schools that don't require congress. congress didn't get it's act together. where i can act on my own i'm going to. i'm not going to wait for

congress. >> what would past presidents think about this? including president lincoln that obama says is his hero. professor, thanks for joining us. >> great to be with you. >> the president self-consciously modelled himself on abraham lincoln who has been criticized by many historians for his impulses. how do you compare the two. >> president lincoln was in an extremely difficult situation when he arrived in washington in 1861. if ever there was a time to bend the constitution, that was a time. >> the country is splitting in half. >> and yet lincoln went way out of his way to try to comply with the constitution to the extent possible and to bring congress into his various actions to ratify that. >> right. >> and president obama's action reminded me of this by contrast.

so president obama doesn't seem to want to bring congress into this process. he is wanting to act unilaterally like lincoln did but not actually get the support of congress. >> so not acting out of a crisis of the magnitude of the civil war. >> exactly. >> but the president's come pla -- complaint is one we heard. congress is getting in the way of my agenda and the people supported my agenda and supported me. so therefore i'm going to ignore congress. >> actually the house of representatives already passed a bill that would do exactly what president obama wants to do which is suspend this important piece of obamacare. >> right. >> so you would think the president would welcome that support from congress and yet he is actually insisting on doing this unilaterally rather than waiting on the bill and signing the bill. he threatened to veto it. >> do you think he more than other presidents is ignoring the other branches of government?

and does it make you nervous? >> it does. i don't think he takes separation of powers as seriously as other presidents have and he does have a tendency to overstep the executive power. executive power in this country is vast but there are limits and he doesn't seem to take them as seriously as he should. >> the irony was he was billed from day one as the constitutional scholar that taught constitutional law in chicago. are you surprised? >> i am surprised. i hoped on some of the crucial points he would have stuck to principals. >> do you think he doesn't understand or dunlt care? >> i don't know the answer to that but it does make me nervous either way. >> so very quickly i want to go through a couple of the examples that you referred to. changed healthcare law without approval, ordering cell phone taxes, overruling congress in the drug war sentencing. disregarding on the immigration and dream act and saying i want

this to happen and it's going to happen. >> the constitution says that the president shall take care that the laws be faithfully executed. that's what binds the president to follow the law. take care that the laws be faithfully executed and if congress passed a law that is not in every detail the way the president will like it. he has a duty to enforce such a law. he has a lot of discretion about how to do it and setting different priorities but he does not get to say eunilaterally i don't like this law and i'm not going to enforce it. but that's what he said. >> he said this is incon convenient for me. >> what about the liberals that got upset about president bush expanding executive authority. where are they? >> i agree with you. we haven't heard from them. you would think on a case like this democrats would be up in arms. democrats love their obamacare and republicans care about this

constitutional principal. you would actually think there would be bipartisan outrage about this. but the democrats in the senate seem to be quite about it. >> it goes on about the constitution and how important it was. >> thank you for joining us. >> happy to be with you. >> we'll talk about dishonoring our heros, a korean war vet says his american flags were yanked out from in front of his home without warning. is that fair? could that happen? talk about an unforgettable wedding day. a duck dynasty car crashes a camo themed wedding ceremony and gives advice to newlyweds who join us next.

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>> you have heard that sound before. 52 minutes after the hour. the hit series duck dynasty has captured the hearts of viewers across the country. >> our next guests are such fans of the show they had a "duck dynasty" themed wedding. the couple got the surprise of their lives when one of the stars showed up right after they said their vows. first a "duck dynasty" themed wedding? obviously a brilliant idea. whose idea was that? >> i would like to say that was mine. >> that's the spirit. >> we see the reaction on your face, did you have any idea you were standing there taking your vows, that this was going to happen. walk us through how it unfolded. >> honestly, i never looked up

and see the crowd. so when i turned around after we said i do, i was shocked from that as it was. he just tapped charlie on his shoulders. after that, it was amazing. >> did you want to yank on his beard to make sure it was really him? or could you believe your eyes? >> -- most girls want, these are my colors, beige and bashful, from "steel magnolias." your colors were camo. what is it about "duck dynasty" that you want to base your marriage on? >> the family, the way they sit down every night for dinner. i just love it. >> what advice did you guys get while you were standing there underneath the alter, right there next to the taxid erermy.

>> that you have to learn how to forgive. >> that's maybe the best advice of all. >> are you going to take it to the next "duck dynasty" level? >> i would like to take it to that level? >> it's whatever he wants. >> if he showed up in full zz top, it wouldn't bother you at all, megan? >> we want to thank field and stream for all their help. >> we're seeing the store there where you got married and they arranged for them to show up and had willie surprise you there? i'm a big "breaking bad" fan, i think they had 8 million viewers. "duck dynasty" launched and i think it broke all records in a cable television viewing

audience. why are people so captain vivat the show. >> just the family, there's no way to explain them. >> do you all duck hunt? >> yes. >> ducks and geese or just ducks and do you use one of their calls? >> yes, i actually have a few of their calls. >> do you have one with you right now? >> i don't have one on me. >> can you fake it? [ duck call ] >> he's doing that with his hands, that's amazing. >> charlie and megan, congratulations on your wedding and what a memory you'll have for the rest of your lives. >> absolutely, thanks to "field and stream." >> everybody loves that prayer that they do at the end of "duck dynasty" too. calling for more tax on u.s.

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controversy. >> i've been told this stuff can make or break your entire year. >> does this commercial encourage bullying? we report, you decide. we'll show you the full thing. fox and friends hour four starts right now. >> encourage bullying, no. they're saying shop at jcpenney, and you won't be bullied. it's pastels that may get you bullied. >> i have never bullied once at jcpenn jcpenney. >> we'll weigh in on this and have a conversation about it. an american al qaeda operative calling for more attacks on american dip low maps.

offering a reward for killing americans. the u.s. has a million dollar bounty on his head. and security forces reportedly arresting dozens of muslim brother hhood leaders toy trying to disrupt planned protests and this going on after one day after a dramatic raid of a mosque in cairo. protesters and armed men barricaded themselves inside after the day of rage friday. hundreds have died in bloody street battles this week. the egyptian government outlawed the muss lilim brotherhood. 40 churches have been looted and

torched since wednesday. a korean war veteran fighting for his fight to display the stars and stripes. he says four flags were taken from outside of his georgia home without warning. the homeowner's situation where he lives says they removed them because they can't be in common areas. >> i served my country and i was proud of that. i was a good soldier. >> so heart felt for everyone but him in particular. kidnapped teenager hannah anderson speaking out for the first time since her rescue. she thanked supporters as she left a fund-raiser in california. >> anything you want to say to strangers? >> just thank you.

>> james dimaggio killed her mother and her brother before fbi agents shot them dead. those are your sunday morning headlines. another story this morning developing over the pond. a shocking new claim that princess diana was murdered by a member of the british military. i guess they're part of allegations that are coming out in a new book. good morning to you, mark. what can you tell us about this? >> well, clayton, these are recent allegations that have been passed to detectives at scotland yard here in london. they have come through military challenges. we understand it's contained a letter, a letter from the former parents in law of a former soldier. he was part of the elite special air service regiment, the ses and it's also contained that already is an allegation that the sas killed the late princess

diana, of course this comes just before the 16th anniversary of princess diana's death. and the many conspiracy theories that there have been surrounding her death and the death of dodi al-fayed. the metropolitan police say they will investigate this, they say they're taking it seriously and we should know within a few weeks whether there will be a major investigation into this or whether they'll dismiss these allegations. well in the wake of the nsa privacy scandal, when we learned that the u.s. government is in fact spying on all of us. many people responded by saying, well, i'm not doing anything wrong, why does it matter? peggy noonan, the accomplished

writer for the "new york times" in which she interviewed -- he said this, i think this frames it perfectly. he said the bad thing is you no longer have the one thing we're supposed to have as americans living in a self-governing republic. the government is not our boss, they must answer to us. but they're suddenly in charge if they know what you're thinking. >> if you think about it, the main point of her piece is this in isn't a violation of the freedoms we're giving up, but this is a violation of the first amendment. it's really giving up our ability to have free speech to. have open communications with our family, to send an e-mail to a loved one, maybe concerning health concerns, we're suffering from some sort of disease, some malady, we want to communicate to someone about it. when i make a cell phone call, to have it all in a database in

a storage facility somewhere, without me knowing about it. that's what she's most outraged about in this piece. >> for the people who say you haven't done anything wrong, you don't have anything to worry about. that's not necessarily the case either, but what if the content that is intercepted by the government is misunderstood, misinterpreted or leaked, we just heard about 3,000 times the nsa has done this in in the last year. there could be a lot of issues with this, but it really is a big picture issue of our own privacy and the first amendment, not just the freedom of speech, but the freedom of thought. governor mike huckabee weighing in on this. >> privacy is reality the heart of free speech, it's the heart of thought, it's the heart of everything. if we thought that our very innermost workings were going to be looked at by somebody else, we would sup press them.

what makes this unique as a society, as a government, as a people, is the freedom to express. that's why i hate political correctness. i hate p.c. speech. because it sue presses our basic thought processes. >> this idea however that has been repeated mindlessly in my view by many members of congress, if you're not in favor of being spied on by the federal government, you're somehow on al qaeda's team. we talked to ted poe of texas who says we can do both, we can fight terror and preserve civil liberties in this country. >> those fear tactics that we have to live up liberty in the name of security, we have both. we can catch the bad guys, we can catch the terrorists. but in the meantime, we have this dragnet approach that the nsa is using, private citizens while they're trying to get a

few bad guys and that's our operation. and this action by nsa is harmful to liberty. >> by the way, tim poe of texas. this brings up a larger question about the -- this new round of information he gave over to "the washington post" this week. charles krauthimer -- if the nsa knows he has more information, it's time for the nsa to just come clean with the american people. the obama administration to come clean, tell us everything they v instead of waiting for this trickle of information to keep coming out over the next few months. do you agree with that? we should have like a saturday document dump, the nsa reveals everything they have on the american people. >> the point of the nsa is to protect us by gathering information on adversaries in

other countries. the purpose is not to spy on americans. why not just try a little bit harder to focus on the potential terrorists in far away lands who hate us and not treat everybody like somebodies. >> and like the president said, this has nothing to do with anything except people who could possibly be enemies of the united states. was the president misinformed? was he uninformed? was he lying even? seattle -- operation orange fingers. they decided to hand out doritos with pot roles on the back -- >> this is a good way that they can educate all these pot smokers in seattle who are now just because of this new law, this new 1502 law that was passed, they're able to walk down the street and do these

different things. for instance, don't drive while high. don't give, sell or shotgun weed to people under 21. don't use pot in public. they have really taken on that rule. when i was in seattle a few weeks ago, they were just walking down the street smoking pot right in front of you. also you could be cited if you're walking in public. we're probably going to give you a warning, we're not going to give you a ticket. >> listen to the dark side of the moon, that's the famous pink floyd album. is there anything more embarrassing than when cops try to be cool? i have to say the posture of people -- nobody wants to come out and just say what is obviously true which is it makes you stupid and it makes you passive and it's actually kind of depressing if you smoke it too much. everyone who smokes it knows that it's true.

you don't have to endorse the ludicrousness of "reefer madness" which is the obvious point, if you want to achieve something in this life, lay off the weed. why not just say that? >> they're marketing, they try to be cool by handing out doritos and they sold out in ten minutes. this isn't just their money, this is taxpayer dollars in that city going to educate folks at a reefer festival so that they can learn how to smoke weed in public more effectively. let us know what you think about that, friends@foxnews.com. figure out how your iphone works and good luck with that. is your child's education safe from obamacare? probably not, that's why one republican has introduced a bill to exempt schools from that hated law. and his father really can do it all. he just pulled off this sweet

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kids are gearing up to hit the classroom later this month, but they may not make the grade this year. many schools across the country are taking a big hit from obamacare. >> how is this going to be impacting your kids' education? joining us is indiana congressman luke messer. your concern that the school systems are going to have to divert a bunch of funds in order to pay a tax not have the money to buy books and pay the teachers. what do you suppose will happen

next. >> the bill will exempt schools and universities from the impact of obamacare. obamacare doesn't work, it's full of unintended consequences and this is just one example of those consequences. i support delay of the bill, but i also understand, this is not a video game, it's real life. a lot of schools are going to be hurt if we don't exempt them from the law. >> so schools are usually dependent on part-time support staff, aren't they? you can think of all kinds of people in the day to day life of the school who are not full-time employees. some schools have actually let them go? >> yeah, some schools have permanent substitute teachers that work in various classrooms, teachers' aides, folks that work in the cafeteria, bus workers as well. this problem is not exclusive to schools. the fact that the bill artificially sets a full-time employee equivalent of 30 hours has big implications for the restaurant industry and the

like. but you have this very unique situation where the federal government is taxing schools to pay for this bill. i think it's not fair that schools would pay the burden of trying to make obamacare work and if we really care about kids, we need to try to fix it. and this effort to exempt schools is one way to do that. >> how do you think this would really affect schools if this goes into effect? i know you have to worry about teachers making this a good, positive place for kids. what would happen if this is enacted? >> where i'm from and also across the country, schools are strapped already. some say we're not spending enough on schools. with this enormous tax and in my school district they have estimated hundreds of thousands

of dollars on the -- it's going to hurt classroom instruction, it's going to make it more difficult for kids to make their grades. that's not right. that's not the way we ought to do it. and if we really care about kids, it's not fair to make obamacare work on the backs of the classroom. >> congressman luke messer, we really appreciate your explanation and you joining us this morning. angelina jolie shocked the world back in may when she announced she had a preventative double mastectomy. her doctor said it's a secret she simply couldn't keep. and does this offend you? >> i'm told this stuff can make our break your entire year. >> some parents say they're outraged by the jcpenney ad. some say it promotes bullying. what makes your family smile?

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some quick headlines. while you were sleeping, rescuers recover two more bodies from a sunken ferry in the philippi philippines. more than 750 passengers and crews were rescued after a ferry hit a cargo ship late friday night. bad weather forced responders to suspend their search saturday. and major league baseball issues a new suspension. miguel tejada banned for five games after testing positive for the banned drug adder al. it was this line in the jcpenney ad that sparked outrage

from parents. what do you think about this? watch. >> i've been told this stuff can make our break your entire year. >> some parents say that ad is encouraging bullying. but not all parents agree. joining us for a fair and balanced debate about the ad, nice to see both of you this morning. the argument that this kid is sitting there, he's not wearing the cool clothes, he's likely to not have any friends because he doesn't have jcpenney clothes on, he's going to get bullied. do you think that ad is putting it forth? >> i do think it's putting it forth, and i think it's putting it forth for parents to say if you don't get your kids the right clothing for the first day of school, your kid is going to get bullied. >> i personally believe this commercial, i had to watch it five times to try and understand

what they're trying to get at. if you're watching this, it's in fun. they're not saying your child is going to get bullied by this. it's a slogan that's been around forever. going back to school is cool, have fun with it. they're not saying if you don't shop at jcpenney you're going to get bullied. >> the point was, the kid's sitting there, he's not wearing the cool clothes and mom and dad, if you get in the way of cool, your kids are going to be losers. >> i watched this ad a lot and i spoke with friends about it and, look, if you're looking for it, it's there. it's a quick ad, i happened to be at the movies last night and they have a new -- i just thought it was a better message. there's nothing that's saying in the new ad you're going to be broke if you don't have the right clothes. it's something to say, put some great clothes on, feel good

about yourself and you're going to have a great start to the school year. >> here's jcpenney's response. they have taken some heat over this. they say our intent was not to trivialize or promote bullying. at jcpenney, we're committed to carrying a broad range of styles and make a positive first impression. our markets meant to inspire kids to create and reveal their own style. let's all have school uniforms so you don't have to worry about one kid having the arizona jeans as they pointed out in this commercial. >> listen, there are a lot of schools that want to start with having the uniform. they think it's important that children, there is no competition, there is no bullying across the board. but children start to accessorize so there's other things they can add in.

if your kids are wearing uniforms, they're all wearing the same shoes and there's no bullying. each child really gets to show their creativity, their individually. >> i actual agree, i'm not for school uniforms too. i think it shows an express sif artistic ability and a child's interesting tastes and i think that that's important for kids. so in promoting in a good way, feel good about yourself, get dressed in the morning, put something on that you feel good about is a good thing for kids and for parents. >> maybe people who shop at jcpenney will know why their stock is dropping and no one is shopping at jcpenney for a child. what an unforgettable wedding day. a "duck dynasty" star crashes a wedding in camo.

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it's the shot of the morning. check out this dad, he says this loud, blairing music is good for the kids. he's doing it all. he's got, like, what, three kids hanging off of him? twin boys in the front. and 2-year-old zoey strapped to his back. the video is proving to be an instant hit online. >> i like to see the involved dad, i'm going to do my hobbies regardless of how many kids i have, i'm just going to strap them to me. >> i took my 1-year-old daughter out and i mowed the long with her on an ergo in front of me. >> be careful. >> i was careful. a jam packed schedule awaits about obama when he returns to the white house. our own peter doocey is live.

they sure squeezed a lot into their time on martha's vineyard. yesterday president obama played his fifth round of golf this trip. and larry davidson joins him on this trip. earlier in the week we did see the first family at the beach and riding bikes and eating out. although presidents are never really off duty even on vacation. so we did see the president in the driveway of his vacation rental home giving a short statement that condemned the violence in egypt and a joint military exercise with the egyptians that was scheduled for next month. on the president's schedule this coming week, nothing monday, just meetings at the white house. but tuesday, a ceremony four decades in the making, seriously. the undefeated super bowl champion 1972 miami dolphins will be honored. then wednesday, more meeting at the white house. but at the end of the weeks, a bus tour, the president's going to travel around upstate new york and pennsylvania for two

days, that's thursday and friday, starting off in buffalo and swinging through syracuse and binghamton. then off to scranton, p.a., he will speak at either a high school or a college at each stop. the point of the trip is to try to renew interest in his plan to offer high quality, low cost education for all americans. the white house also says this is a chance for the president to pitch his better bargain for the middle class, as they call it. back to you. >> time well spent this week. >> thanks so much, peter, live in washington this morning. tragedy on the football field, a georgia high school football star dies from injuries sustained during a scrimmage friday night. 16-year-old deontre's neck was broken by what looked like a clean tackle. >> he came up and made a good hit and for some reason he just didn't get up. >> he ain't never do nothing

wrong, never was in trouble. always trying to make somebody like him. >> how awful. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. the junior had already been offered a scholarship to play at the university of kentucky. incredible pictures out of idaho where a massive wildfire is intensifying by the day. so far at least 2,300 people have been forced from their homes as hundreds of firefighters were busy trying to put out the flames. just yesterday, five additional hot shot crews arrived to help. it was started by lightning earlier this morning and it's only 6% contained at this point. the doctor performing angelina jolie's -- angelina waited to find the perfect timing in her personal and professional life, but i think most important in her soul.

she discovered she carries the brca-1 gene. one pennsylvania couple, such big fans of "duck dynasty" they had a "duck dynasty" themed wedding. just imagine their surprise when one of the stars tapped them on the shoulder and surprised them on their big day. watch. >> those newlyweds, megan and charlie miller joined us earlier on fox and friends to talk about their encounter with willie. >> when i turned around after i said i do, i was shocked. and then he tapped charlie on his shoulder. >> their advice was love always and learn how to forgive. willie robertson's message to them. he was signing autographs at the

"field and stream" store where the couple had their wedding. clayton and tucker, you know megan kelley is on maternity leave, so they may be looking for a replacement? possibly found her, tell me your name? >> my name is laura beth. >> and what do you want to do with your life? >> i want to work for fox news and be a legal correspondent. >> there you go, this is the beginning, megan. you could not find somebody better to emulate than megan kelley. take a look at the weather maps this morning, we have a beautiful picture of the sun rise just outside of savannah. today a chance of a thunderstorm. it's not going to be an all-day rain out. 77 is your temperature today.

you can keep sending me those pictures so we can keep sharing with everybody. the last couple of days we have been monitoring this disturbance in the gulf. we're not concerned about any kind of development anymore. the chances of that happening are gone, that's great news but the moisture will still be there. this week we have been seeing cool temps across the great lakes and the northeast the past couple of weeks. we have summer temps coming back just in time for the end of summer. back into the upper 80s for chicago, new york and d.c. and every place in between. all right, summertime but people are going for fall and school. >> yep, back to school is about that time of year. once again time to shop back to school supplies. let's head often to campus and ideas for checking out your dorm room and making it amazing with such a small space. >> college kids want to be stylish, but probably not a lot of money and not a lot of space.

i want to give you some tips really quickly. >> you got to get to the study area first. >> college students spend about 1,000 hours a year studying. it has to be comfortable. this chair is called the buoy. >> it's comfortable? >> the movement has been shown to improve not only your focus. but also your memory retention. it's great for studying. you have to use your core. >> i have heard of using the balance ball. but this is a lot more chic. >> and it's designed never to turn over. >> okay. >> when it comes to your bedding. we have got the one stop shopping for not only bedding but storage. in dorm rooms you don't have a lot of space. so consider hanging stuff. your magazines and your laundry bags go underneath your bed. >> the idea is you really want to be organized because the chaos in your room could translate to chaos in your

grades, hu? >> exactly. >> this is a different option, this is good because of the storage underneath? >> there's storage underneath and it's sort of traditional. it's a mix of traditional and fun stop. i'm a big proponent of bringing things from your mom's house. >> yeah. >> this lamp right here, get it from your mom's house. what we did is we actually changed the bulb, it's a vintage fwuling which is really cute. we left the fabric on the cage, and we sprayed it with neon. and this is somewhat more elevated, it's so cute. >> nobody else in the dorm is going to have it. >> this is like exercising your creativity there. another fun way to bring some pictures here, i printed them out with instagram.

>> you literally just tape these things on the side of the wall. which is again not using -- >> we boarded them with this decorative tape walled washi. it doesn't stick to your walls, which is great because dorm rooms, you're probably going to move out. you can get them at any scrapbook store. >> getting everybody decked out for back to school. good news for beer lovers this morning. scientists have been working and this is what i want scientists to be working on is my beer. it's not going to give you a hangover, this new beer. the secret ingredient that will keep your headaches away. a little bit of gatorade in our beer. several stars speaking out against president obama, the problems they have with the commander in chief. that story coming up.

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playing golf with larry davis. some fans are turning against him. look at this. >> obama is a snake. he's a snake. >> he broke up with me. he's got some explaining to do. particularly for a constitutional law professor. >> so is hollywood breaking up with obama? here with his thoughts is author of hollywood hypocrites t devastating truth about obama's biggest backers, jason matera. to what extent is this a widespread feeling in hollywood that president obama has fallen short of expectations? >> i think there are only a few celebrity reflexions, we heard it from oliver stone and malt damon. they're criticizing obama because they don't think he's liberal enough. if we put these comments into perspective, both stone and damon didn't think he did enough to dismantle president george w.

bush's anti-terror policies.dis >> these are two colonels anyway, at least in this army. any chance that they'll move to the other side? that this will start a rethinking of their world view? >> you're laughing now. >> they're criticizing barack obama because he's not living up to their standards. they'll look for someone who's even more hard up than barack obama. >> a lot of citizens were heartened business remarks that ashton kutcher made at the celebrity choice awards. listen to what he said. >> when i was 13 i had my first job with any dad carrying

shingles up on a roof. then i got a job at a restaurant. i never had a job in my life that i was better than. i was always lucky enough to have a job. and i never quit any job until i had my next job. so opportunities look a lot like work. >> boy, that sounds -- it doesn't sound too liberal to me. >> no, not at all, but how sad is it that it's big and newsworthy when a celebrity comes out and says something like, if you want to be successful, go ahead and work hard. as you know, we have liberal politicians that are constantly telling us that the system is keeping us downing that's why we need higher taxes and racial preferences to level these injustices. while ashton kutcher, it seems like a very conservative message, filled with responsibility to these

teenagers. here's a man who enthusiastically endorsed president obama. he goes on to say that washington is way too bureaucrat bureaucratic, they have no way of evaluating success. here's a man who's schizophrenic in his viewpoint. he goes and supports a man who's ramped up the regulatory state here in america. >> he may come around in the end. >> i hope so. she set a world record by hiking more than 2,000 miles in 46 days. that's about 48 miles a day on average. all in the grueling appalachian trail. this hiker's faith in god helped her through some very tough times. we'll hear from her next, you will like her, guaranteed. my mantra? trust your instincts to make the call. to treat my low testosterone, my doctor and i went with axiron, the only underarm low t treatment. axiron can restore t levels to normal

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53 minutes after the hour. after hiking more than 2,000 miles in 46 days, you're hearing this right. this is amazing. our next guest set a world record on the appalachian trail becoming the first female to set that mark. what was the driving force behind this tremendous feat? her faith in god. >> joining us is the record setting hiker and author of the new book. it's called "love and triumph on the appalachian trail." many have tried to reach this goal of hitting this goal in 46 days. why did you attempt to do it? many people try and fail to do it? >> well, i talk about it in my book. i love the trail. the trail make me feel like it's okay to be me. part of being me is loving the outdoors and loving the hike.

i believe like that's a god given talent. i can hike all day every day and i love it. i wanted to see what my limits really were. so i went out with my husband and tried for the record and we were able to set it. >> this is amazing. if people at home haven't done the masth, that's about 47 mile a day. some people love hiking 5, 6, 10 miles, maybe. it's more than just liking hiking. you really relied on your faith. >> yeah. i definitely did. i believe god speaks through creation and nature. when you're out there and you're hurting and i had shin splints and i was sick and didn't feel well and i needed inspiration. it was so easy to just look around me and be so grateful for all the gifting we've been given. to feel so close to god and so close to my husband it always gave me the motivation i needed to keep going. >> for those of us who don't know the trail, this is on my bucket list. my bucket list is really short.

this is one thing i've always wanted to do, hike the appalachian trail. it's long. starts in georgia or ends in maine. describe the trail for us as you're walking along. >> the trail is so incredible. over 2,000 miles long. it goes through 14 separate states. the great thing about the trail is you don't have to hike it all at once. you don't have to set a record. it is there for everyone at every phase of life. right now i have a 9-month-old baby. we still go out to the trail all the time. we hike short little sections or maybe a brief overnight. so many people are close to it right now in new york city, you're only 34 miles away from the trail. >> in your book called "again" you talk a lot about the relationships you made and the friendships that you strengthened, your bond with your husband got better. talk a little bit about that. how does physical activity strengthen those things. >> when you go out to the trail you think you're going out into the wilderness. and you are. but there is such a strong sense

of community out there. the thing is when you are in nature and when you are outdoors and doing something very difficult, you need people more than ever. so regardless of whether you're just doing a traditional through hike or trying to set a record, the support you receive from the community on the trail and people coming to the trail to give hikers gifts. they're known as trail angels. you appreciate it so much and you need it so much. >> any injuries along the way? >> oh, probably every day a new injury. shin splints were the worst by far. but every day was a struggle. >> 46 -- 46 days. 47 miles per day. unbelievable. the book is called "again" if you want to read a really great account of this. read it. jennifer pharr davis's new book. thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you so much. >> congratulations on the record. for "fox & friends" in three minutes. what makes your family smile? backflips and cartwheels. love, warmth.

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lonon to our "after the show show." "fox & friends." we'll talk to jennifer pharr davis and her book called "again" of her hike up the appalachian trail. >> make it a great day, everybody. fox news alert this morning. more big developments on the crisis in egypt right now. new anti-government marches are getting under way. this as the military deploys in full force. muslim brotherhood supporters barricaded inside the cairo mosque. the muslim brotherhood remains defiant this morning. more violence could come yet again today. good morning, everyone. i'm eric shawn. >> i'm jamie colby. it's going to be a busy morning here. these new demonstrations come as egypt's top leadership meets for crisis talks. officially